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@craigunger Don't worry, I don't think these people in the government will last long. Besides, there is already infighting within Trump's group anyway.

As of now, NATO is effectively over. Why would any of our allies share intelligence with us when the head of National Intelligence is effectively in bed with Putin.

@YourAnonNews To be honest, he really doesn't look well. During his campaign, he has been slurring and rambling. I mean who stands for 40 minutes without questions after 2 people needed medical help?

BREAKING

@YourAnonNews @elonmusk It almost sounds like Musk has been compromised.

When @elonmusk comments "Interesting" the content that follows is always a) Russian propaganda b) anti-woke rhetoric to justify his shitty lack of parenting c) anti-woke rhetoric to justify his shitty lack of parenting, that also happens to be Russian propaganda

@WajahatAli I believe the people of this country will come together and stop him. Some are scared to admit it but do we want our future generation to live in fear or fight for a better society?

Who is going to stop Trump and his Administration from doing literally whatever they want? Sincere question.

@AesPolitics1 Could give us a chance to show who Trump really is. Then people will start to understand who is really the problem. Though I expect Trump to blame it on someone else, but I don't that will work this time.

Probability that Trump causes a recession in 2025: I give it a 75% chance.

@DemocraticWins It is time we defend our rights against those trying to take them away.

BREAKING: Jessica Tarlov just slammed Donald Trump for lying to the American people by claiming to not know what Project 2025 is and then hiring its author, Tom Homan. Make sure every American sees this.

@YourAnonCentral I propose we establish a network in order to keep in contact with the those governments secretly

Trump's regime may prove catastrophic to Africa, as experts predict cuts to US aid, which currently amounts to about $8 billion annually, leaving millions —especially women and children— vulnerable to food insecurity, water scarcity, and the growing influence of authoritarian regimes and Russia and China's imperialist expansion. Trump's second term poses challenges, as analysts warn he may cut aid and shift US policy toward transactional relationships, favoring allies who align with US interests. The future of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA), which gives duty-free access to US markets, is uncertain, with Trump likely to push for bilateral deals that benefit the US or are solely transactional. Trump’s disregard for multilateralism could hinder Africa's hopes for UN reforms and complicate relations with China, a major investor on the continent. Authoritarians, such as Uganda’s Museveni and Rwanda’s Kagame, are likely to seek closer ties, while democracies like South Africa could face strained relations due to their opposition to Israeli war crimes. People facing atrocities in expanding conflicts in the the Horn of Africa, and elsewhere are unlikely to see much support from the US over the next few years. Trump's presidency is likely to have severe harm on reproductive health and women's rights across Africa putting millions of women and girls in danger. Compared with women in Europe, African women are more than 100 times more likely to die from abortion. Access to safe abortion is urgently needed to save their lives. Trump's previous term emboldened regressive anti-women's rights forces globally, weaponizing Christian right values against minorities. Trump’s Geneva Consensus Declaration, which denies an international right to abortion, now has 39 country signatories and spurs restrictive abortion laws. An estimated 4.2 million African women resort to unsafe abortions each year, and 30,000 die as a result, according to the World Health Organization. At least 10% of the global total of abortions occur in Africa, the continent accounts for almost half of the world’s deaths from abortions, with one in 12 women dying from the procedure. For every death, 20 to 30 women have permanent damage to their uterus, cervix, fallopian tubes, intestine, or bladder. The United Nations Fund for Population Activities says that about 530 000 women die in pregnancy or childbirth every year, nearly half of them, 247,000, in sub-Saharan Africa. Project 2025, a conservative blueprint, proposes re-imposing the global gag rule and limiting abortion access, which threatens African women’s health services that depend on U.S. funding. This may lead to increased injuries and deaths from unsafe abortions as resources for these services are cut. For advocates and feminists, Trump's re-election makes their work harder, but they pledge to strategize, uphold hard-won rights, and stand in solidarity to combat harmful policies and protect women globally. Programs like PEPFAR (the US President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief) and other health initiatives, vital to Africa, may also face cuts. There are 25.6 million people living with HIV in the African region. In 2022, about 380,000 people died from AIDS related illness in 2022. HIV infection is often diagnosed through rapid diagnostic tests (RDTs), which detect the presence or absence of HIV antibodies. Without aid to vital programs, the number of deaths can be expected to rise. Trump’s climate policies also pose risks; Africa, disproportionately affected by climate crises, may suffer more if U.S. support wanes. Trump’s climate change denial is particularly worrying for Africa, which heavily relies on climate funds to tackle issues like water scarcity and food insecurity. Despite the dangers posed to Africa by a returning Trump regime, a transactional, investment-focused relationship with Africa, prioritizing trade, direct economic partnerships, and reduced reliance on aid would likely be beneficious in the long term, if Africa can manage to diminish its consistent spiral towards kleptocracy and authoritarian rule. This approach contrasts with Biden’s focus on mutual cooperation, potentially allowing African countries more autonomy in democratic reforms and fostering economic self-reliance. 1. barrons.com/news/africa-ha… 2. foreignpolicy.com/2024/11/08/tru… 3. theglobeandmail.com/world/article-… 4. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC14… 5. opendemocracy.net/en/trump-win-a… Image Jonathan Ernst/AFP/Getty Images.

@JayinKyiv Yeah I think he is going to throw Elon under the bus

There will eventually be a war between Trump and Musk.

@AesPolitics1 I think someone working under Musk is gonna leak out information and it will expose something.

Joe Rogan bragging about how Elon Musk had an app to see the final election results 4 hours ahead of time. Nothing suspicious to see here..🙄

@briantylercohen Not if Elon gets thrown under the bus by Trump.

As expected, JD Vance says the US could drop support for NATO if Europe tries to regulate Elon Musk’s platforms. independent.co.uk/news/world/ame…

@IndictmentTime Its nice to finally see people coming out and taking a stand, but one protest isn't enough. We are gonna need to protests nationwide.

@YourAnonCentral Eventually the truth will come out, just don't know when. But hopefully this sends a message to other people about we are up against.

Nick Fuentes did not just lose his mind or tell 'a joke' this week - he's been overdue for years. x.com/YourAnonCentra…

@YourAnonCentral Lets keep it up, soon they will understand that women aren't their property.

Nick Fuentes has been fully doxed and it's being shared to millions of women across every social media platform.

@YourAnonCentral They will have to understand eventually that you can't control a woman's life or anyones. You can't always get what you want.

If you post 4B movement on any social media network, it's immediately swarmed by angry low value men. Keep doing it.

@YourAnonNews So, we agree that the election may of been compromised?

We are not denying the election we just want to make sure of its integrity.

@DeanJFletcher @YourAnonCentral I should probably reword what I say.

@jcl03239 @YourAnonCentral I don't know, 'your side' seem to be doing a damn good job about hardening attitudes and making sure that never happens

Louisiana, Kentucky, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, Florida, Tennessee, Arkansas, Oklahoma, and West Virginia likely to be the hardest hit by Trump’s proposed policies and see a surge in unemployment and food insecurity. Likely to strain states like Texas & North Carolina

@RonFilipkowski This is interesting, if he is anti-Trump, maybe there some other officals that are against Trump as well.

Hawley the RINO traitor.

@qubex @Angry_Staffer I mean things can change, can people really trust Trump? I mean theres a chance that Musk is gonna get thrown under the bus by him.

@jcl03239 @Angry_Staffer Disgruntled and betrayed voters are just as impotent as anybody else until the midterms and the next presidential elections roll around in two and four years respectively. By then the billionaires will have had their tax cuts extended and the damage to the country will be severe.

We’re not a serious country

@YourAnonNews Yeah I was wondering with that, that raid at Oakes has driven suspicion about whether something big was discovered.

If there is a question of cheating, all they have to do is compare the companies code to the code on the polling computers and match it up. If there is a mismatch, then you have your answer. All polling machines in all swing states should be scrutinized.

@RonFilipkowski They will learn that Trump is the problem.

While right-wing social media influencers publicly congratulate Wiles as WH COS, I take her appointment as a clear signal that they aren’t going to be getting the jobs they were expecting and will be right here tweeting away with the rest of us in 2025.